Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Why do people send me this stuff? Are they trying to hurt me? Sending that through the mail should be considered an assault. The people who made that should be arrested. I wonder if I should report it to the police? I need to get an article out though... I guess I'll just say it's noise-rock/avant-garde and roll with it...\n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|blizzard food drone 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|blizzard food drone 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|blizzard food drone 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Why do people send me this stuff? Are they trying to hurt me? Sending that through the mail should be considered an assault. The people who made that should be arrested. I wonder if I should report it to the police? I need to get an article out though... I guess I'll just say it's noise-rock/avant-garde and roll with it...\n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|blizzard quote drone 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|blizzard quote drone 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|blizzard quote drone 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Okay, cool! Starting with a quote always worked in high school! No reason it can't work now too, right? \n\nSo I suppose I should listen to the song now... Okay, so where did they include the link? Hmm... I can't find the link. Where is it? Did they forget to include the song? That's always funny. Wait a second... Oh no, they didn't. They couldn't have! Jesus, <i>it's attached to the email</i> isn't it!? Please no. It's 2016! Please god, just embed it somewhere. Whyyy???\n\nOkay, okay, I'm calm. I'm downloading the song. Why am I doing this? I don't know why I'm bothering. There's no way this is going to be good. They can't even figure out how to embed a song in a browser. Whatever, the show must go on, let's just keep writing.\n\n---------------\n\nSo what does the band sound like? That's always a good next step.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nOkay, it's sort of an [[angular guitar rock sound| blizzard quote angular]] \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nAhh some classic bandcamp [[bedroom pop| blizzard quote bedroom]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOh god. Oh god. This is horrible. So much worse than I expected. It is seriously hurting my ears badly to listen to this. This is music?! It just sounds like screeching. [[noise-rock/avant-garde/drone| blizzard quote drone]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u>\nNope. Just nope. Not dealing with this today. I'm going to [[go do something else instead]]\n
<big><b>Netflix Simulator</b></big>\n\nYeah, I'll just send her a text. I mean when we were breaking up, we both said we hoped we could still be friends. I'm sure she'll be happy to hear from me, it'll be nice to check in. It's been 3 years after all! I wonder what I should say?\n\n---------\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[["Sup"|Sup]]\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[["I love you, please take me back"|I love you, please take me back]]
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
<big><b>Pathetic Ex Simulator</b></big>\n\n</li>**Five minutes later**\n\nMy phone just went off, I must have gotten a text. It must be Alex! Oh good I can't wait to hear from her...\n\nOh wait it's just my mom. God dangit Mom! Not now, I'm waiting on Alex. Oh another text from her. Jeez mom...What does she want anyways?\n\nOh. Oh no. She said:\n\n"Baby what is going on? Alex just messaged me and said that you we're sending her some scary texts. Are you okay? Tell me what's going on she said you sounded like you were in a dark place."
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Why do people send me this stuff? Are they trying to hurt me? Sending that through the mail should be considered an assault. The people who made that should be arrested. I wonder if I should report it to the police? I need to get an article out though... I guess I'll just say it's noise-rock/avant-garde and roll with it...\n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|toxin quote drone 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|toxin quote drone 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|toxin quote drone 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Acoustic guitars, drum machines, quiet double-tracked vocals... Yep, what we've got here is a textbook case of "bedroom pop".\n\n----------------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|blizzard food bedroom 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|blizzard food bedroom 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|blizzard food bedroom 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
</li>*Writer types furiously* \n\nOh yeah! The food metaphor was definitely the way to go! Adds a perfect twist of "quirkiness" to the article that I also think reflects the band's style! It feels insightful too, like I really hit on something meaningful... \n\nSo I suppose I should listen to the song now... Okay, so where did they include the link? Hmm... I can't find the link. Where is it? Did they forget to include the song? That's always funny. Wait a second... Oh no, they didn't. They couldn't have! Jesus, <i>it's attached to the email</i> isn't it!? Please no. It's 2016! Please god, just embed it somewhere. Whyyy???\n\nOkay, okay, I'm calm. I'm downloading the song. Why am I doing this? I don't know why I'm bothering. There's no way this is going to be good. They can't even figure out how to embed a song in a browser. Whatever, the show must go on, let's just keep writing.\n\n---------------\n\nSo what does the band sound like? That's always a good next step.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nOkay, it's sort of an [[angular guitar rock sound| toxin food angular]] \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nAhh some classic bandcamp [[bedroom pop| toxin food bedroom]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOh god. Oh god. This is horrible. So much worse than I expected. It is seriously hurting my ears badly to listen to this. This is music?! It just sounds like screeching. [[noise-rock/avant-garde/drone| toxin food drone]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u>\nNope. Just nope. Not dealing with this today. I'm going to [[go do something else instead]]
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
</li>*15 minutes later*\n\nWow... What just happened? It felt like I was transported! The words were just flowing out of me. I felt the ghost of Lester Bangs speaking through me. I feel like this could be one of the best pieces of music journalism ever!\n\nOkay, I can't stop now. I suppose I should listen to the song next... Okay, so where did they include the link? Hmm... I can't find the link. Where is it? Did they forget to include the song? That's always funny. Wait a second... Oh no, they didn't. They couldn't have! Jesus, <i>it's attached to the email</i> isn't it!? Please no. It's 2016! Please god, just embed it somewhere. Whyyy???\n\nOkay, okay, I'm calm. I'm downloading the song. Why am I doing this? I don't know why I'm bothering. There's no way this is going to be good. They can't even figure out how to embed a song in a browser. Whatever, the show must go on, let's just keep writing.\n\n---------------\n\nSo what does the band sound like? That's always a good next step.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nOkay, it's sort of an [[angular guitar rock sound| talktin sick angular]] \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nAhh some classic bandcamp [[bedroom pop| talktin sick bedroom]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOh god. Oh god. This is horrible. So much worse than I expected. It is seriously hurting my ears badly to listen to this. This is music?! It just sounds like screeching. [[noise-rock/avant-garde/drone| talktin sick drone]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u>\nNope. Just nope. Not dealing with this today. I'm going to [[go do something else instead]]\n
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin sick drone 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin sick drone 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin sick drone 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Acoustic guitars, drum machines, quiet double-tracked vocals... Yep, what we've got here is a textbook case of "bedroom pop".\n\n----------------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|toxin food bedroom 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|toxin food bedroom 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|toxin food bedroom 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
</li>*Writer types furiously* \n\nOh yeah! The food metaphor was definitely the way to go! Adds a perfect twist of "quirkiness" to the article that I also think reflects the band's style! It feels insightful too, like I really hit on something meaningful... \n\nSo I suppose I should listen to the song now... Okay, so where did they include the link? Hmm... I can't find the link. Where is it? Did they forget to include the song? That's always funny. Wait a second... Oh no, they didn't. They couldn't have! Jesus, <i>it's attached to the email</i> isn't it!? Please no. It's 2016! Please god, just embed it somewhere. Whyyy???\n\nOkay, okay, I'm calm. I'm downloading the song. Why am I doing this? I don't know why I'm bothering. There's no way this is going to be good. They can't even figure out how to embed a song in a browser. Whatever, the show must go on, let's just keep writing.\n\n---------------\n\nSo what does the band sound like? That's always a good next step.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nOkay, it's sort of an [[angular guitar rock sound| blizzard food angular]] \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nAhh some classic bandcamp [[bedroom pop| blizzard food bedroom]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOh god. Oh god. This is horrible. So much worse than I expected. It is seriously hurting my ears badly to listen to this. This is music?! It just sounds like screeching. [[noise-rock/avant-garde/drone| blizzard food drone]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u>\nNope. Just nope. Not dealing with this today. I'm going to [[go do something else instead]]
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
<big><b>Pathetic Ex Simulator</b></big>\n\n</li>**Five Minutes Later**\n\nOh god, I can't believe I got so sucked into looking at all of these photos. I'm now looking at a photo of Steve from 2009, wow. Okay I've gotta get outta this and do something else. I'll just click over here and...\n\n-------------\n\nOh god. Oh no. I accidentally liked his photo!!1!! Oh god no. It's my stupid fat fingers god oh god what do I do. He already got a notification on his phone that I, his girlfriend's ex, just liked a photo of his from 2009. Does it look even worse if I unlike it? Jesus, this is horrible... Oh my god, I am such an idiot. How can I fix this?\n\nThere's only one option. I have to get off of facebook. I will just have to delete my facebook. They can't find me if I don't exist haha. But then how am I going to run my business facebook page? Everything is linked to that and I will lose work if people can't find me on facebook. It doesn't matter, it isn't worth it. Alex seeing how pathetic I am would be a fate worse than death. [[I will just delete my facebook.]]
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin food drone 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin food drone 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin food drone 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin food drone 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin food drone 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin food drone 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard food angular 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard food angular 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard food angular 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard food angular 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard food angular 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard food angular 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Why do people send me this stuff? Are they trying to hurt me? Sending that through the mail should be considered an assault. The people who made that should be arrested. I wonder if I should report it to the police? I need to get an article out though... I guess I'll just say it's noise-rock/avant-garde and roll with it...\n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|blizzard sick drone 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|blizzard sick drone 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|blizzard sick drone 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Acoustic guitars, drum machines, quiet double-tracked vocals... Yep, what we've got here is a textbook case of "bedroom pop".\n\n----------------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|talktin sick bedroom 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|talktin sick bedroom 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|talktin sick bedroom 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Joshy D
<big><b>Jealous Ex Simulator</b></big>\n\nHis facebook display name is "Steve Danger"... Haha, real funny man. And his profile pic is of him at the gym. Wow, What a bro. I guess if this was the kind of partner Alex wanted I obviously wouldn't ever have fit the bill. I'm more of a sensitive artistic type, ya know? and he seems more like a gymrat... What does he do for work, anyway?\n\nHmm... it says he works as a Charity CEO at "Help Children Get Fresh Water." Huh. Okay. Well I guess he might be kind of a good guy. I'm a good guy too though! I mean I've done charity work! I did that charity walk for cancer a couple years back! I guess I only did that because it was with Alex though...\n\nOkay I'm just going to [[click through a few more of his photos]], then I am done here...
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin quote angular 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin quote angular 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin quote angular 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin sick bedroom 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin sick bedroom 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin sick bedroom 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard quote angular 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard quote angular 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard quote angular 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard quote angular 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard quote angular 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard quote angular 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin food angular 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin food angular 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin food angular 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin food angular 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin food angular 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin food angular 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
<big><b>Netflix Simulator</b></big>\n\nWow... that was horrible. How did this even happen? How did I get to this rock bottom? Oh yeah, it was Mad Men. Ugh. I don't feel like watching this anymore. I don't feel like watching anything. I'm gonna go lay in bed, ride this out. Maybe in a couple days I can forget about this and [[get back to writing|Start]].\n\n<big><b>THE END</b></big>\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard sick angular 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard sick angular 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard sick angular 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard sick angular 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard sick angular 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard sick angular 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard quote drone 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard quote drone 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard quote drone 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
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Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard sick drone 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard sick drone 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard sick drone 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
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Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Toxin and Queasy? Yeah, I think that was it. Yeah, definitely\n\n----------\n\nOkay, so now I need to come up with an intro hook for this article. I don't wanna just write the same thing over and over, I've gotta find a way to make this one more unique, special, funny or something...\n\n<u>Option #1</u> \nI could always [[start with a quote | Start with a quote toxic]]\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nPeople love food, right? Everybody can relate to a [[food metaphor | Food Metaphor toxic]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nHmm... I can't come up with anything that really feels original. It's just ANOTHER Northwest band that is made up of mostly white males, what am I supposed to do with that?\n\nOkay, you know what? I'm just gonna sit down, and start writing! just improv, ya know! I mean I'm a writer right?! I'll just jam something out, I can do this! \n[[Do Something Sick | sick toxic]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u> \nSo burnt out... I just can't do this right now. I'm gonna [[go do something else instead]]
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin sick drone 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin sick drone 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin sick drone 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin quote bedrooms 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin quote bedroom 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin quote bedroom 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin quote bedroom 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin quote bedroom 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin quote bedroom 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin food drone 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin food drone 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin food drone 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin food drone 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin food drone 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin food drone 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
</li>*Dear Music Blogger, Cont.*\n\n----------------\n\n So now the artist's path is set and they go on to lead a peculiar life, separate from society at large. Whether it's as a touring performer, or an isolated painter in a studio, the feeling of “being different” continues to grow as the artist ages and peers take different paths in life. A lack of diversity in skills and life experience develops, and this couples dangerously with the artist's potentially unstable make-up. The artist continues to put their energy only into developing their art, and understandably has difficulty with common tasks and logistics that modern humans have to deal with. \n\n This has the effect of “confirming” the artist's low-self esteem and feelings of not being able to function in the “real world”. From here the artist can easily fall into a hole of depression, anxiety, and isolation that is difficult to recover from. The saddest effect of this pattern is the belief that this aimless suffering is some of kind of rite of passage the artist must deal with. When in reality, for every Van Gogh or Kurt Cobain, there are a multitude of talented young artists who never find their audience because they were destroyed by mental illness before they were able to do so.\n\n Despite all of this, <b>do not lose hope</b>, Music Blogger Friend. The cautionary message in this letter is not intended as discouragement to the pursuit of an artist's life, as it is one of the most noble and important pursuits one can dedicate themselves to. The beauty, expression, and culture provided by the artist is one of humankind's most universal pleasures. So <i>my only advice for you is this</i>: Don't forget to passionately pursue balance in your life! In most cases, this balance does not just work itself out with time, but rather comes hard-won as the result of conscious effort. I believe that it is possible to dedicate a still-sizable amount of time and energy to your art, while also making time to experience the diversity of human life and taking care of your own mental health. \n\nI hope that some of these words ring true and soothe you, Music Blogger! You are in my thoughts and I hope to see you soon!\n\n-Your Writer Friend\n\ntl;dr Nobody talks about how artists need balance in their lives too, Take a break!\n------------------\n\nWow. It feels good to know that I am not the only one who struggles with this. I think I am going to take my friend's advice and focus on becoming a more balanced person for a bit. \n\n<big><b>[[THE END]]</b></big>\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin quote angular 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin quote angular 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin quote angular 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Why do people send me this stuff? Are they trying to hurt me? Sending that through the mail should be considered an assault. The people who made that should be arrested. I wonder if I should report it to the police? I need to get an article out though... I guess I'll just say it's noise-rock/avant-garde and roll with it...\n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|toxin food drone 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|toxin food drone 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|toxin food drone 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin quote angular 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin quote angular 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin quote angular 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
<big><b>Adventure Simulator</big></b>
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Ahh... "angular", what a word! The music writer's bread and butter. An oldie but a goodie. It could never be overused! Means just as much every time. \n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|toxin quote angular 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|toxin quote angular 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|toxin quote angular 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Ahh... "angular", what a word! The music writer's bread and butter. An oldie but a goodie. It could never be overused! Means just as much every time. \n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|talktin sick angular 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|talktin sick angular 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|talktin sick angular 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard quote drone 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard quote drone 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard quote drone 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard quote drone 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard quote drone 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard quote drone 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Ahh... "angular", what a word! The music writer's bread and butter. An oldie but a goodie. It could never be overused! Means just as much every time. \n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|toxin food angular 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|toxin food angular 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|toxin food angular 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Talktin and Easy? Yeah, I think that was it. What kind of band name is that? Why do these bands just make up these nonsense jibberish names? good luck getting people to remember that one...\n\n---------\n\nOkay, so now I need to come up with an intro hook for this article. I don't wanna just write the same thing over and over, I've gotta find a way to make this one more unique, special, funny or something...\n\n<u>Option #1</u> \nI could always [[start with a quote | Start with a quote talktin]]\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nPeople love food, right? Everybody can relate to a [[food metaphor | Food Metaphor talktin]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nHmm... I can't come up with anything that really feels original. It's just ANOTHER Northwest band that is made up of mostly white males, what am I supposed to do with that?\n\nOkay, you know what? I'm just gonna sit down, and start writing! just improv, ya know! I mean I'm a writer right?! I'll just jam something out, I can do this! \n[[Do Something Sick | sick talktin]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u> \nSo burnt out... I just can't do this right now. I'm gonna [[go do something else instead]]
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin food angular 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin food angular 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin food angular 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Acoustic guitars, drum machines, quiet double-tracked vocals... Yep, what we've got here is a textbook case of "bedroom pop".\n\n----------------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|blizzard quote bedroom 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|blizzard quote bedroom 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|blizzard quote bedroom 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin food angular 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin food angular 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin food angular 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home \n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Another day, another band no one's heard of sending me a press release... ugh... \n\nI'd rather be doing just about anything else than writing another pointless article about a band nobody cares about... Oh well, I better get started...\n\n-----------\n\nSo, first things first, what was this band called again? \n\n<u>Option #1</u> [[Toxin and Queasy|Toxic and Queasy]]\n\n<u>Option #2</u> [[Talktin and Easy ]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u> [[Screeching Blizzard]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u> Actually... I don't think I can deal with this today... I'm going to [[go do something else instead]]
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Okay, cool! Starting with a quote always worked in high school! No reason it can't work now too, right? \n\nSo I suppose I should listen to the song now... Okay, so where did they include the link? Hmm... I can't find the link. Where is it? Did they forget to include the song? That's always funny. Wait a second... Oh no, they didn't. They couldn't have! Jesus, <i>it's attached to the email</i> isn't it!? Please no. It's 2016! Please god, just embed it somewhere. Whyyy???\n\nOkay, okay, I'm calm. I'm downloading the song. Why am I doing this? I don't know why I'm bothering. There's no way this is going to be good. They can't even figure out how to embed a song in a browser. Whatever, the show must go on, let's just keep writing.\n\n---------------\n\nSo what does the band sound like? That's always a good next step.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nOkay, it's sort of an [[angular guitar rock sound| talktin quote angular]] \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nAhh some classic bandcamp [[bedroom pop| talktin quote bedroom]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOh god. Oh god. This is horrible. So much worse than I expected. It is seriously hurting my ears badly to listen to this. This is music?! It just sounds like screeching. [[noise-rock/avant-garde/drone| talktin quote drone]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u>\nNope. Just nope. Not dealing with this today. I'm going to [[go do something else instead]]\n
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard food drone 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard food drone 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard food drone 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
<big><b>Netflix Simulator</b></big>\n\nI'm trying to remember where Alex and I stopped in the series... I know Don Draper and his wife had separated. I feel like that was pretty close to where we stopped. Haha, I just remembered how annoying Alex thought Peggy was. What was up with that? I always thought Peggy was really cool. Maybe Alex felt threatened or something. \n\nI have such fond memories of watching this together on the couch in our old apartment. Just totally carefree, hanging out. We felt so comfortable with each other. We were best friends, those were definitely simpler times. I often wonder how things are going for Alex nowadays.......\n\n-----------------\n\nIt's been such a long time...I wonder if it would be a bad idea to reach out to her?\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nMaybe if I just [[send her a text]], that wouldn't be <i>that</i> weird, right?\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nHmm... It'd probably be weird if I texted her... I suppose I could just [[go look at her facebook]]\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin sick angular 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin sick angular 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin sick angular 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin sick drone 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin sick drone 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin sick drone 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin food angular 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin food angular 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin food angular 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin sick drone 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin sick drone 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin sick drone 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
</li>*Writer types furiously* \n\nOh yeah! The food metaphor was definitely the way to go! Adds a perfect twist of "quirkiness" to the article that I also think reflects the band's style! It feels insightful too, like I really hit on something meaningful... \n\nSo I suppose I should listen to the song now... Okay, so where did they include the link? Hmm... I can't find the link. Where is it? Did they forget to include the song? That's always funny. Wait a second... Oh no, they didn't. They couldn't have! Jesus, <i>it's attached to the email</i> isn't it!? Please no. It's 2016! Please god, just embed it somewhere. Whyyy???\n\nOkay, okay, I'm calm. I'm downloading the song. Why am I doing this? I don't know why I'm bothering. There's no way this is going to be good. They can't even figure out how to embed a song in a browser. Whatever, the show must go on, let's just keep writing.\n\n---------------\n\nSo what does the band sound like? That's always a good next step.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nOkay, it's sort of an [[angular guitar rock sound| talktin food angular]] \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nAhh some classic bandcamp [[bedroom pop| talktin food bedroom]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOh god. Oh god. This is horrible. So much worse than I expected. It is seriously hurting my ears badly to listen to this. This is music?! It just sounds like screeching. [[noise-rock/avant-garde/drone| talktin food drone]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u>\nNope. Just nope. Not dealing with this today. I'm going to [[go do something else instead]]\n
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin quote bedroom 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin quote bedroom 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin quote bedroom 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin quote bedroom 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin quote bedroom 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin quote bedroom 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin quote drone 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin quote drone 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin quote drone 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin quote drone 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin quote drone 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin quote drone 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard food drone 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard food drone 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard food drone 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard food drone 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard food drone 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard food drone 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Option #3 [[I love you, please take me back]]
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin sick bedroom 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin sick bedroom 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin sick bedroom 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n\n
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin sick angular 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin sick angular 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin sick angular 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard food bedroom 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard food bedroom 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard food bedroom 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin sick drone 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin sick drone 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin sick drone 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Acoustic guitars, drum machines, quiet double-tracked vocals... Yep, what we've got here is a textbook case of "bedroom pop".\n\n----------------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|toxin quote bedroom 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|toxin quote bedroom 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|toxin quote bedroom 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Ahh... "angular", what a word! The music writer's bread and butter. An oldie but a goodie. It could never be overused! Means just as much every time. \n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|blizzard food angular 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|blizzard food angular 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|blizzard food angular 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Ahh... "angular", what a word! The music writer's bread and butter. An oldie but a goodie. It could never be overused! Means just as much every time. \n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|taoxin sick angular 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|toxin sick angular 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|toxin sick angular 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin quote drone 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin quote drone 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin quote drone 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n All of these elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
<big><b>Creepy Ex Simulator</b></big>\n\nOkay... maybe I'm not quite as over it as I thought. I've been supressing these feelings, but watching Mad Men really just brought it all back. Alex is so wonderful though, how could be over her?! I wonder if that text message was too forward... \n\nIt's just that I think about Alex everyday... I'm sure she thinks about us everyday too though. She's probably just too scared to initiate, it's been a long time. I totally understand, I feel scared too!\n\nOkay, I'll just try to calm down a bit and [[wait for her to respond]].
</li>*15 minutes later*\n\nWow... What just happened? It felt like I was transported! The words were just flowing out of me. I felt the ghost of Lester Bangs speaking through me. I feel like this could be one of the best pieces of music journalism ever!\n\nOkay, I can't stop now. I suppose I should listen to the song next... Okay, so where did they include the link? Hmm... I can't find the link. Where is it? Did they forget to include the song? That's always funny. Wait a second... Oh no, they didn't. They couldn't have! Jesus, <i>it's attached to the email</i> isn't it!? Please no. It's 2016! Please god, just embed it somewhere. Whyyy???\n\nOkay, okay, I'm calm. I'm downloading the song. Why am I doing this? I don't know why I'm bothering. There's no way this is going to be good. They can't even figure out how to embed a song in a browser. Whatever, the show must go on, let's just keep writing.\n\n---------------\n\nSo what does the band sound like? That's always a good next step.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nOkay, it's sort of an [[angular guitar rock sound| toxin sick angular]] \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nAhh some classic bandcamp [[bedroom pop| toxin sick bedroom]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOh god. Oh god. This is horrible. So much worse than I expected. It is seriously hurting my ears badly to listen to this. This is music?! It just sounds like screeching. [[noise-rock/avant-garde/drone| toxin sick drone]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u>\nNope. Just nope. Not dealing with this today. I'm going to [[go do something else instead]]\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard sick bedroom 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard sick bedroom 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard sick bedroom 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard quote bedroom 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard quote bedroom 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard quote bedroom 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard sick bedroom 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard sick bedroom 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard sick bedroom 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
<big><b>Netflix Simulator?</b></big>\n\nFrom Alex:\n\n<i>"Oh, meeting Johnny was really cool! I gave him a ride to his dentist's office (he wanted to skip the city traffic). I didn't really get to talk to him though, because he was in character as the Mad Hatter. I didn't know this, but Johnny prepares for his roles in the tradition of Method Acting, and so I guess he's been living his whole life as the Mad Hatter as he gets ready for the 4th Alice in Wonderland movie. \n\nI finished Mad Men awhile ago, pretty soon after we broke up. It was really good, I liked the ending!\n\nOh yeah, I was just talking about you because my boyfriend and I went to the fish market and it reminded me of when we used to go. It's awesome that you reached out again, I was thinking that it could be fun if all three of us went together to the market sometime! I just figured since it's been awhile it wouldn't be weird, and maybe we could just be friends now."\n</i>\n\n-----------\n\n......b-b-boyfriend. Haha, that's cool, I'm glad she found somebody. It's totally fine! I mean, I've totally been enjoying just being single, so it doesn't bother me... Oh and they went to the fish market, that's just awesome... \n \n......Okay... I have to be honest. I seriously can't believe Alex brought him to the fish market. That was Alex and I's special place! How could she bring someone else there with her! \n\n...I knew I should have reached out to her sooner. It was such a mistake ever letting her go in the first place. I love her and care about her so much. I can't let her slip away again this time... I've got to do something about it before it's too late. I've got to let her know how I feel. I'll just be really direct and come right out and say it, like in the movies. I'll say something like:\n\n<i>[["Alex, I have to tell you something. I love you, please take me back"|I love you, please take me back]]"</i>\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Why do people send me this stuff? Are they trying to hurt me? Sending that through the mail should be considered an assault. The people who made that should be arrested. I wonder if I should report it to the police? I need to get an article out though... I guess I'll just say it's noise-rock/avant-garde and roll with it...\n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|toxin sick drone 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|toxin sick drone 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|toxin sick drone 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
<big><b>Pathetic Ex Simulator</b></big>\n\n</li><i>**Phone beeps 5 minutes later**</i>\n\nMy phone just went off, I must have gotten a text. It must be Alex! Oh good I can't wait to read it!\n\nOh wait, it's just my mom.... God dangit Mom! Not now, I'm waiting on Alex. Oh, there's another text from her. Jeez mom...What does she want anyways?\n\n-------------\n\nOh no. Oh god. Mom's text says:\n\n<i>"Baby, what's going on? Alex just messaged me and said that you were sending her some scary texts. Are you okay? Tell me what's going on! She said it sounded like you were in a dark place. Honey, please respond, what is going on?"</i>\n\nOh god this is embarassing... I was just talking to mom about how I was totally over Alex... \n\n</li><i>**Phone Beeps Again**</i>\n\nOh my gosh [[Alex texted me]]! What'd she say?\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Why do people send me this stuff? Are they trying to hurt me? Sending that through the mail should be considered an assault. The people who made that should be arrested. I wonder if I should report it to the police? I need to get an article out though... I guess I'll just say it's noise-rock/avant-garde and roll with it...\n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|talktin quote drone 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|talktin quote drone 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|talktin quote drone 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin sick bedroom 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin sick bedroom 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin sick bedroom 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
<big><b>Creepy, Pathetic Ex Simulator</b></big>\n\n</li>**two hours later**\n\nOkay, I'm getting worried. She hasn't responded yet. Maybe I'll just send her another text, to clarify that there is nothing weird going on. Yeah, something like:\n\n----------------\n\n<i>"Hey Alex, it's me again. Just wanted to follow up on that previous text in case it freaked you out. It's not like I'm begging you to get back with me or something. I just wanted to let you know that I think about you every day. I recently printed out all the photos I have of us together and put them into a big scrapbook that I wanted to show to you! \n\nAlso, I have put a lot of work into improving myself over the last few years, if you are worried that there would still be problems between us. \n\nI've just been feeling so lonely lately and it feels like we could have a lot of fun together. I don't know, I just feel like I'm falling apart and I really need to talk to you. I miss you so much. Please, please just respond to me. I feel so lost"</i>\n\n[[SEND]]\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin sick angular 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin sick angular 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin sick angular 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin sick angular 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin sick angular 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin sick angular 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Acoustic guitars, drum machines, quiet double-tracked vocals... Yep, what we've got here is a textbook case of "bedroom pop".\n\n----------------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|toxin sick bedroom 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|toxin sick bedroom 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|toxin sick bedroom 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard food angular 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard food angular 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard food angular 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard sick bedroom 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard sick bedroom 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard sick bedroom 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin quote drone 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin quote drone 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin quote drone 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin quote drone 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin quote drone 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin quote drone 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Ahh... "angular", what a word! The music writer's bread and butter. An oldie but a goodie. It could never be overused! Means just as much every time. \n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|blizzard quote angular 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|blizzard quote angular 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|blizzard quote angular 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin food drone 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin food drone 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin food drone 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin food bedroom 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin food bedroom 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin food bedroom 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin quote angular 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin quote angular 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin quote angular 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin quote angular 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin quote angular 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin quote angular 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
<big><b>Netflix Simulator</b></big>\n\nFinally, a little time for myself! I feel like I haven't had a break and some alone time for so long. So I'll just grab a snack and get comfortable...\n\n------------------\n\nOkay, first thing, I've got to [[decide what I wanna watch|Show]]
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
<big><b>Rock Bottom Simulator</b></big>\n\nAlex says:\n\n<i>Hey, it's me. I am really worried about you. I contacted your mom to make sure you get the support you need right now. I can't do this with you, it's not appropriate for me to talk like this with you. I have moved on and have a partner now. I hope that with support and time you can get better and healthier. Please take care of yourself and don't contact me again.</i>\n\n---------------\n\nOh wow. I really thought that Alex would feel the same way as me. I can't believe how wrong I was. Now I just feel really stupid and pathetic. \n\nI'm just going to crawl into bed and hide under the covers. Maybe in a couple days (or weeks) I can forget about this and [[get back to writing|Start]].\n\n<big><b>THE END</b></big>\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin quote drone 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin quote drone 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin quote drone 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
</li>*Two Weeks Later*\n\nThings didn't turn out like I had hoped...The response to my review wasn't great... It wasn't overwhelmingly negative, I just don't think very many people read it...\n\nSince finishing the review, I have been overcome by a sense of existential dread. When I was still working on the review, I at least had a clear sense of purpose. Now I don't know what to do with myself. I'm not sure of how to deal with this. I've decided to write a letter to one of my writer friends to try and gain some perspective.\n\n-------------------\n\nDear Writer Friend,\n\n I am feeling lost. I recently finished up a big project, and now I don't know what to do with my time. While I was working on it, my project dominated my thoughts. It gave me an outlet and a distraction from the emotions and experiences of day-to-day life. It doesn't help that it wasn't received in the way I'd hoped it would be. I thought that because I put so much time and care into it, somehow it would be received with an equal amount of care. But instead, (and I should have expected it, I suppose) it turned into another piece of content on an already massively over-populated internet.\n\n However, the response isn't what is giving me a personal crisis. The difficulty I am having is on account of the the hole that is left in my personal life since the project is finished. I thought I would feel free, possibly even relieved when I finished. And while I briefly did feel a sort of relief, it was quickly replaced by a feeling of emptiness, and a lack of direction. Even though creating can be hard work, there is a peace of mind in being on that journey. You are on a clearly defined path toward whatever it is that you are trying to express. But now, without that, I feel lost. And so I write to you, dear friend, to try and figure out what is going on. You have been in this business longer than I, and I would love to receive some sage advice on this topic. Thank you, and I hope to hear from you soon.\n\n-Music Blogger\n\n------------\n\nHopefully my friend can [[get back to me]] soon.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Acoustic guitars, drum machines, quiet double-tracked vocals... Yep, what we've got here is a textbook case of "bedroom pop".\n\n----------------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|talktin food bedroom 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|talktin food bedroom 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|talktin food bedroom 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard quote angular 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard quote angular 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard quote angular 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin food drone 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin food drone 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin food drone 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin sick bedroom 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin sick bedroom 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin sick bedroom 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Okay, cool! Starting with a quote always worked in high school! No reason it can't work now too, right? \n\nSo I suppose I should listen to the song now... Okay, so where did they include the link? Hmm... I can't find the link. Where is it? Did they forget to include the song? That's always funny. Wait a second... Oh no, they didn't. They couldn't have! Jesus, <i>it's attached to the email</i> isn't it!? Please no. It's 2016! Please god, just embed it somewhere. Whyyy???\n\nOkay, okay, I'm calm. I'm downloading the song. Why am I doing this? I don't know why I'm bothering. There's no way this is going to be good. They can't even figure out how to embed a song in a browser. Whatever, the show must go on, let's just keep writing.\n\n---------------\n\nSo what does the band sound like? That's always a good next step.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nOkay, it's sort of an [[angular guitar rock sound| toxic quote angular]] \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nAhh some classic bandcamp [[bedroom pop| toxic quote bedroom]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOh god. Oh god. This is horrible. So much worse than I expected. It is seriously hurting my ears badly to listen to this. This is music?! It just sounds like screeching. [[noise-rock/avant-garde/drone| toxic quote drone]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u>\nNope. Just nope. Not dealing with this today. I'm going to [[go do something else instead]]\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin food bedroom 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin food bedroom 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin food bedroom 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Acoustic guitars, drum machines, quiet double-tracked vocals... Yep, what we've got here is a textbook case of "bedroom pop".\n\n----------------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|talktin quote bedroom 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|talktin quote bedroom 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|talktin quote bedroom 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin quote bedroom 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin quote bedroom 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin quote bedroom 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard sick angular 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard sick angular 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard sick angular 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin food angular 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin food angular 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin food angular 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
</li>*15 minutes later*\n\nWow... What just happened? It felt like I was transported! The words were just flowing out of me. I felt the ghost of Lester Bangs speaking through me. I feel like this could be one of the best pieces of music journalism ever!\n\nOkay, I can't stop now. I suppose I should listen to the song next... Okay, so where did they include the link? Hmm... I can't find the link. Where is it? Did they forget to include the song? That's always funny. Wait a second... Oh no, they didn't. They couldn't have! Jesus, <i>it's attached to the email</i> isn't it!? Please no. It's 2016! Please god, just embed it somewhere. Whyyy???\n\nOkay, okay, I'm calm. I'm downloading the song. Why am I doing this? I don't know why I'm bothering. There's no way this is going to be good. They can't even figure out how to embed a song in a browser. Whatever, the show must go on, let's just keep writing.\n\n---------------\n\nSo what does the band sound like? That's always a good next step.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nOkay, it's sort of an [[angular guitar rock sound| blizzard sick angular]] \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nAhh some classic bandcamp [[bedroom pop| blizzard sick bedroom]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOh god. Oh god. This is horrible. So much worse than I expected. It is seriously hurting my ears badly to listen to this. This is music?! It just sounds like screeching. [[noise-rock/avant-garde/drone| blizzard sick drone]]\n\n<u>Option #4</u>\nNope. Just nope. Not dealing with this today. I'm going to [[go do something else instead]]\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
<big><b>Netflix Simulator?</b></big>\n\nOkay, okay... Just a quick peek at her facebook, no need to spend a bunch of time on this... \n\nOkay I pulled it up. Ugh, she's got one of those inspirational quotes with the frilly fonts as her cover photo. \n\n[img[quot]]\n\nHahaha...that's so funny... I don't remember her being the type to post those, guess I dodged that bullet, huh? hahaha....... that quote does seem kind of pointed though... I wonder if she's talking about our relationship...haha well one thing's for sure, I am definitely better off without her!\n\nAlright, now onto the profile photo.... She looks happy! <i>that's good</i>..... Whoa, she moved to New York City? That's cool, she always wanted to. She always told me I was the only thing keeping her here.\n\nI'll look at a few more of her pictures...Oh. I wonder who that guy in the picture is. Hmm... they're standing pretty close together in these pics... Yeah okay it looks like they're dating... Oh god, there's one of them kissing... I should probably stop looking at this stuff, I feel like a creep.\n\nHa, that was a little weird... well I mean I'm happy for her, it's cool that she found somebody new! A little fast though, don't you think? geez... I mean, it's only been 3 years, c'mon! I guess that works for her, but not me. Yep, I'm totally happy just goin' it solo! I feel like it's really important to take some time alone in your 20s to find yourself, ya know. Haha, well it's cool that she found somebody, she's really missing out on a lot though not taking some time to develop herself.\n\nHmm... the guy is pretty good looking... Whoa is that his car? that is a nice car... Okay, what is this guy's deal? I've just gotta go [[check out his facebook]] and then I'll stop looking at this stuff.\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Why do people send me this stuff? Are they trying to hurt me? Sending that through the mail should be considered an assault. The people who made that should be arrested. I wonder if I should report it to the police? I need to get an article out though... I guess I'll just say it's noise-rock/avant-garde and roll with it...\n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|talktin sick drone 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|talktin sick drone 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|talktin sick drone 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Acoustic guitars, drum machines, quiet double-tracked vocals... Yep, what we've got here is a textbook case of "bedroom pop".\n\n----------------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|blizzard sick bedroom 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|blizzard sick bedroom 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|blizzard sick bedroom 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
<big><b>Netflix Simulator</b></big>\n\nOkay, so what to watch...I just finished House of Cards, so I can't watch that. I've heard good things about the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt! Eh, but I don't know if I really want to watch a comedy right now. \n\nHmm.. you know what? I have been thinking for a while that I need to go back and finish Mad Men. I never got to finish it after Alex and I broke up. It was just getting really good too! I just always worried it'd be weird if I went back and watched it by myself since we always used to watch it together.\n\n--------------\n\nI think it's finally time now though, I'm going to [[finish Mad Men]]! I'm sure enough time has passed and it won't bring up any old feelings.\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Screeching Blizzard? I can't remember if that was it or not... But either way that's a pretty sick band name! So let's just stick with that.\n\n-------------\n\nOkay, so now I need to come up with an intro hook for this article. I don't wanna just write the same thing over and over, I've gotta find a way to make this one more unique, special, funny or something...\n\n<u>Option #1</u> \nI could always [[start with a quote | Start with a quote blizzard]]\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nPeople love food, right? Everybody can relate to a [[food metaphor | Food Metaphor blizzard]]\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nHmm... I can't come up with anything that really feels original. It's just ANOTHER Northwest band that is made up of mostly white males, what am I supposed to do with that?\n\nOkay, you know what? I'm just gonna sit down, and start writing! just improv, ya know! I mean I'm a writer right?! I'll just jam something out, I can do this! \n[[Do Something Sick | sick blizzard]]\n\nOption #4 \nSo burnt out... I just can't do this right now. I'm gonna [[go do something else instead]]
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
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Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Why do people send me this stuff? Are they trying to hurt me? Sending that through the mail should be considered an assault. The people who made that should be arrested. I wonder if I should report it to the police? I need to get an article out though... I guess I'll just say it's noise-rock/avant-garde and roll with it...\n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|talktin food drone 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|talktin food drone 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|talktin food drone 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Ahh... "angular", what a word! The music writer's bread and butter. An oldie but a goodie. It could never be overused! Means just as much every time. \n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|talktin food angular 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|talktin food angular 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|talktin food angular 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin quote angular 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin quote angular 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin quote angular 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
</li>*ONE WEEK LATER*\n\nOh good, my writer friend responded to me! Let's see what they had to say:\n\n-------------------\n\nDear Music Blogger,\n\n I was very happy to find your correspondence this morning. What a pleasure it is to hear from you, and to be looked to for advice in your time of need. I hope that what I can offer you is satisfactory. I am no more fully-formed than yourself, and I do believe that the struggle you describe is experienced by all artists new and old at times. Before I advise you in regards to your struggle, I first want to give some thoughts on the artist's life.\n\n Most artists feel a chronic sense of dissatisfaction with their work. This dissatisfaction lends itself nicely to a pursuit of perfectionism, which can quickly veer into outright obsession. To this you might say, “Obsession is okay! For centuries, the greatest art has been created by obsessives!” On this I have to agree with you, the evidence certainly shows that <b>art benefits from obsession</b>. \n\n <i>But take note</i>: In that statement, our value is assigned solely to the quality of the art, not to the artist's enjoyment of their own life. The whole system of art and the art community is based around this idea. Those in the art community are happy to encourage the artist to continue to sacrifice his quality of life in exchange for more art of increasing quality. Plus, it adds to the entertainment factor to know that the artist behind a work is “tortured”. Even worse, when an artist has succumbed to their demons, the audience responds by elevating them to an even more hallowed place. \n\n So how does this look in an actual person's life? What happens when you take a young, talented artist and they become successful, maybe even professional? It can be a harsh reality when you take a person who is predisposed to mental illness (as many artists are) and their community of friends and fans encourage this obsessive behavior. Obviously, the artist responds in turn by retreating even deeper into the work. This obsession can serve as fuel to mental illness's fire. \n\n--------------------\n\nWow, this a long letter! Guess I'll [[flip to page 2]]
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard sick drone 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard sick drone 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard sick drone 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard sick drone 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard sick drone 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard sick drone 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard quote bedroom 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard quote bedroom 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard quote bedroom 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard quote bedroom 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard quote bedroom 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard quote bedroom 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Ahh... "angular", what a word! The music writer's bread and butter. An oldie but a goodie. It could never be overused! Means just as much every time. \n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|talktin quote angular 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|talktin quote angular 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|talktin quote angular 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
<big><b>EPILOGUE</b></big>\n\nWell now that I've got a little time to relax, what do I wanna do with myself?\n\n-----------------------\n\nI think I just want to relax and take a day for myself. Maybe [[catch up on some netflix]].
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin food bedroom 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin food bedroom 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin food bedroom 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin food bedroom 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin food bedroom 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin food bedroom 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin sick bedroom 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin sick bedroom 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin sick bedroom 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Toxin and Queasy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin sick drone 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin sick drone 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin sick drone 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin sick angular 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin sick angular 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin sick angular 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Toxin and Queasy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Talktin and Easy record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
<big><b>Netflix Simulator</b></big>\n\nYeah, something totally vague like "Sup". That way it doesn't sound like I'm too invested in this or anything. Keeping it totally casual and calm.\n\n</li><i>**Phone Beeps**</i>\n\nOh wow, it's Alex!\n\n<i>"Hey you! Long time no talk! Totally weird that you texted me, I was just talking with my friend about you the other day! I am doing awesome, I got the helicopter business going! I got to fly Johnny Depp around the city last week! How are you doing these days?"</i>\n\n-----------\n\nWow, Alex sounds happy. Can't believe she ended up getting the helicopter business going! That's cool that she was talking about me with her friend! I wonder what it was about... I kind of want to find out more about that. Hmm... what should I say?\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[["Hey, yeah no kidding! Wow, I'm so proud of you that you got your pilot's license and made that happen for yourself. Oh you were talking about me, huh? Good things, I hope :p \n\nThings are going great over here! I just started re-watching Mad Men and it had me thinking about you. Tell me what it was like meeting Johnny! |Tell me what it was like meeting Johnny!]]"\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n"[[I love you, please take me back]]"
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Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Yeah, 10/10 for sure! This is one of the best records I've ever heard, anything else would be a disservice.\n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin quote bedroom 10 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin quote bedroom 10 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin quote bedroom 10 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
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This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard food bedroom 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard food bedroom 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard food bedroom 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|blizzard food bedroom 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|blizzard food bedroom 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|blizzard food bedroom 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
This one is a dud. Fine, whatever. 6 out of 10. \n\n-------------\nOkay, so just one thing left, the big finale! Then I'll turn this thing in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, some real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin food bedroom 6 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin food bedroom 6 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin food bedroom 6 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|talktin food bedroom 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|talktin food bedroom 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|talktin food bedroom 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Screeching Blizzard's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Screeching Blizzard release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big> TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Toxin and Queasy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Toxin and Queasy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Screeching Blizzard try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Screeching Blizzard album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
Yeah, I just don't feel like my heart is in it today. I will try and find something I'm really excited about and write about it tomorrow. \n\n---------\n\nI think I'll just take it easy today. Maybe [[catch up on some netflix]]\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TOXIN AND QUEASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Toxin and Queasy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Toxin and Queasy album.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Talktin and Easy's new record came to me at an difficult time. In this year of 2016, I have had not only two minor burn incidents on the stove in my family's home, but also I stepped on a hard spike outside one time and it hurt my little ankie. It hurt my ankie really bad and my poppy came and kissed it but it didn't help 'cuz it still hurt and so I was crying a lot. So then my older brother came out and he was making fun of me 'cuz I was crying and then I told him to “Shut the eff up” but then Mama heard me say it and she got mad at me instead of him! She said “where did you hear that language?! You are grounded little mister!” How is that fair? I told her he was the one being mean and making fun and it's my ankie that hurts! waahhhh! \n\n So needless to say, with my life in a state of relative turmoil, I came into the task of listening to and reviewing this record in a vulnerable emotional state. No doubt, that colored my experience of the whole album, but I believe it also lent me a unique perspective. So a little later, after taking a nappy, I felt a lot better and decided it was time to get started.\n\n The sounds on this record are hard to categorize. The primary instrument appears to be some type of animal sound... or perhaps it is the sound of pieces of rusty metal scraping together... its hard to tell honestly. There are also intermittent synthesizer blasts that can be at best startling, and at worst truly upsetting. One or two times I had to take a break from listening because I started to feel faint and began to fear that I would lose consciousness. \n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>SCREECHING BLIZZARD ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Screeching Blizzard's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n First off, lets talk about sounds: The songs on this record have a hand-stitched feel, and include all the trappings of standard bedroom-pop. Fluttery, bittersweet vocals are imperfectly double-tracked. These vocals float over jittery drum-machines and Casio keyboards. The record has a stripped-down feeling of almost neck-breathing closeness, and then occasionally opens up to large plateaus with big washes of guitar and synth.\n\n In the execution of these elements the record falls apart completely. If this sounds like it could be somehow inoffensive, think again. There have been many times in my life where I have questioned the value of life and art. But none have rocked me as hard as listening to this record did. From the first downbeat (if you can call it that) the sound that comes out can only be categorized as catastrophically bad. Things in my house started falling over, and my dad tripped and hit his head. I compel all of you to stay as far away as possible from this release, for your personal safety and that of those that you love. I was very upset to find when going to write this review that my computer keyboard seems to be missing its zero key. For that reason, and that reason only, I am rating this Screeching Blizzard record 1 out of 10 stars, worst record I have heard in years.\n\n Listening to this record changed me. Because of the content of this record, I was forced to do some self-evaluation. I have been living too hard and too fast for too long. We hear this early and often, but it still rings true: Keep your loved ones close; live every day as if it were our last; make your bed every morning; and of course realize that “you can't always get what you want.” I hope that with a little bit of luck and inspiration (maybe even from this record, in its own strange way) everyone can learn to love thy neighbor a little bit more and maybe, just maybe, we can do our part to make the world a better place.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center><br>\n Hot Dogs – We love 'em! A true American classic. And sometimes, music can be a lot like a ballpark frank. On Talktin and Easy's new record, There are all the components that make up a great hot dog. There is the meaty core of conceptual substance (meat), a solid foundation of reverence for America's varied musical history (bun), and then of course there are all the crispy, spicy, sweet bits on top (toppings). But is this record an Oscar Meyer situation, or a Johnsonville Brat? Let's dig in and find out.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert.\n\n While these elements are not inherently bad or boring, the problem arises in the way it all comes together. There are lots of intriguing ingredients that make it seem like this could be a standout release, but it leaves much to be desired in its execution. The album somehow manages to be completely inoffensive, while simultaneously being entirely unremarkable. It covers familiar territory, and while there are some interesting moments, overall it is nothing to write home about. I am feeling a strong 6 to a light 7 for this Talktin and Easy album.\n\n In our modern age, where political, economic, and racial tensions are running high, a record like this might make perfect sense. The album contributes to the existing dialogue of existential dread and detachment that Americans feel in the shadow of a potential Trump presidency. We must get out the vote on November 8th. We cannot allow a Trump presidency. It would be catastrophic, civilization as we know it would collapse. Please do your part on November 8th. A vote for Jill is essentially a vote for Trump. We can't take any risks. Please.<br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n\n
Geez... writing that review was a lot of work! Well, I'm sure it'll be worth it once I put up on the internet and everybody checks it out and likes it! Okay, getting ready to upload and... here it is!\n<br>------------------------<br>\n<center><b><big>TALKTIN AND EASY ALBUM REVIEW</big></b></center>\n<i>“Music is the tree of life, from which all other trees sprouted. Including the apple tree!” -John Lennon</i>\n\n We have all heard those legendary words. But it is one thing to hear them, and it is another thing to try and heed them. In the years since many have tried, but most have failed at heeding John's simple but profound words. On their new album, Talktin and Easy try their hand at channeling the len-man himself.\n\n At its heart, the sound of this record is a brand of angular guitar-rock. Vocal-driven songs are accompanied throughout by stringy metallic guitars and blown-out synths. The untamed guitar joltingly stops and starts throughout the record, and there is a sense of urgency and tension that pushes the songs forward. There are frequent moments of syncopation and rhythmic discontinuity that keep the listener alert. \n\n This array of elements are combined and executed expertly, and it makes this record a joy to listen to. There is a clear mastery of craft guiding the music here. I am normally hesitant to give such high praise, but I truly was not expecting to have such a visceral reaction. Tonally, there are moments that approach the creativity and ingenuity of “OK Computer”. The cohesion and power of the lyrical content make it an emotional journey rivaling the highs and lows of “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”. I have such a fondness for this record, and I can't imagine a scenario where a better record comes out this year, or honestly even this decade. I give it a rating of 10 out of 10 stars. I'm calling it right now, this Talktin and Easy release will be my album of the year, hands down.\n\nAlright, that's it for this week! I hope you guys enjoyed that review! If you enjoyed please rate and subscribe, it helps! <br><br>Until next time:\n\n<i>“Waka flocka socka reviews listen to 'em twice,\nwonder why the people always tell me I'm so nice?\nCuz I'm the effin' review-man who tells it like it is,\nso 'til next time now won't you let me tell you who it is”</i>\n\nITS YA BOI, RODNEY REVIEWS ;)))\n\nPEACE TO YA MAMA <br><br>------------------<br><br>Wow... It feels so good to be finished! Now to [[post my masterpiece online]]!\n
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...I don't know if I'm doing the right thing by writing about this album. I feel like maybe I shouldn't spread its darkness any further. But I need another article out soon...\n\n-------------\nMaybe I can still save this thing with a big finale... Then I'll turn this review in. I've gotta leave 'em wanting more, a real clever ending is a surefire way to do it.\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\nI could leave them with [[something poignant|toxin sick bedroom 1 poignant]]. Yeah, give 'em something real to think about.\n\n<u>Option #2</u>\nI've been thinking about the election a lot, maybe I should try to [[shoehorn in a political statement|toxin sick bedroom 1 political]] about the current state of things. Now that's a good idea.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\nOr I could just [[end it with my signature sign-off and catchphrase!|toxin sick bedroom 1 sign-off]] The fans always enjoy that.
Ahh... "angular", what a word! The music writer's bread and butter. An oldie but a goodie. It could never be overused! Means just as much every time. \n\n----------\n\nOkay we're coming up on the moment of truth, what do I think of it? Gotta add some qualitative words, maybe even a rating out of 10? Let's get to it\n\n<u>Option #1</u>\n[[10/10!|blizzard sick angular 10]] This thing is unbelievable. Album of the year material. \n\n<u>Option #2</u>\n[[6/10|blizzard sick angular 6]] Eh.\n\n<u>Option #3</u>\n[[1/10|blizzard sick angular 1]] I can't listen to this anymore. I think that I might be having a panic attack